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Turkish Drones Violate Greek Airspace; Cable Laying Project Advances

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Turkish drones violated Greek airspace multiple times, with seven drones and a reconnaissance aircraft recorded on November 6 and 7. The incidents occurred amidst tension surrounding the laying of a power cable between Greece, Cyprus, and Israel. Turkey has been conducting intelligence-gathering flights to monitor Greek military movements. Meanwhile, the Abeille Marengo, a French research vessel, set sail on November 9 to resume work on the cable project, which has been delayed since 2024. The project, a European Project of Common Interest, has the support of allies and partners, including the United States.

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    Νέο μπαράζ τουρκικών παραβιάσεων στο Αιγαίο με 7 drones και κατασκοπευ...

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    Νέο σκηνικό έντασης στο Αιγαίο με 15 παραβιάσεις από τουρκικά drones –...

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    Ένταση στο Αιγαίο για το καλώδιο: Τουρκικό drone 'περιπολεί' στην περι...

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    🇬🇷Yunan basını: "🇹🇷Türk hava araçları Yunan gemilerini takip ediyor"...

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